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Severe viral infections like Covid-19 and influenza damage the alveoli – the areas of the lung that are

number of animals used was 1,456,562, a drop of 16% from 2022 (1,725,855), and in comparison to pre-Covid

Stefan Treue also noted how the scientific community, spurred by the COVID-19 crisis and a growing presence

While the Covid-19 pandemic restricted some efforts to implement the agreement, the most notable results therapies as well as better protect humans and animals, high quality research, including testing for vaccines , such as Covid-19, requires an approach that includes the use of animal models.

Animals are essential in research on Covid-19 for understanding the virus, and for assessing potential drugs and vaccines. advance scientific understanding • To develop solutions to medical problems • To test medicines and vaccines

“The Covid-19 pandemic has meant greater interest in vaccines and biomedical research from the public have at some point involved research using animals, for instance, animals are essential in research on Covid Animals are essential in research on Covid-19 for understanding the virus, and for assessing potential drugs and vaccines. To advance scientific understanding To develop solutions to medical problems To test medicines and vaccines

use of animal research we would have been unable to develop and deliver, at extraordinary speed, the vaccines that halted the Covid-19 pandemic.

Kostomitsopoulos, of the Biomedical Research Foundation of the Academy of Athens, who reminded the audience that Covid referencing the increasing coverage of animal research in the media thanks to details about drug and vaccine development for Covid-19. However, the panel concluded that, especially during Covid-19 and with the rise of fake news available

EARA executive director, Kirk Leech, said: “All Covid-19 vaccines were developed and tested using animals

The vaccine against Covid-19 will be developed only thanks to animal testing.”

year, which states that the use of animal-derived antibodies for treatments of diseases, including Covid In particular, during the Covid-19 crisis, animal-derived antibodies provide more information about how the body will react to a virus, and the immune response produced during vaccine development, than non-animal US President, Donald Trump, is currently undergoing Covid-19 treatment with an antibody cocktail which

the world are in a race to find the animal species that is the most suitable to use in tests for a Covid -19 virus vaccine.